For example, search terms that involve commonly used words are likely to identify large numbers of irrelevant papers, and non-clinical public health reviews often rely on commonly used terms to describe everyday settings, activities and outcomes (eg, 'walking'obesityity'stress'ss'workplaceace health', 'health promotion' and 'general health').
Here, we present the transcriptome architecture in leaf tissue of two RIL sets obtained from a connected-cross design involving 3 commonly used accessions.
Currently, the spine of children and adolescents is often screened by medical doctors, nurses, physiotherapists or chiropractors in schools and in clinics involving several commonly used tests and measurements.
Finally, a disincentive for pharmaceutical companies to run expensive clinical trials involving products commonly used in prescription compounding for age-management medicine is that they are not patent protected.
The study involved the most commonly used substrate materials being ABS, PC, PP and a composite (glass fiber/epoxy resin) material.
The epidemiological investigation involved various steps commonly used to investigate syndromic surveillance signals [ 16]: confirmation of the existence of the outbreak, verification of the diagnosis, estimation of the number of cases, orientation to person, place and time, development and evaluation of a hypothesis, implementation of control measures and communication of findings.
We use a variety of scenarios that involve the most commonly used meta-analytic tools for statistical inference regarding heterogeneity and the uncertainty of the mean treatment effects.
Since the combined end-point is not a validated clinical model, we have developed a multivariate model, in which, among others, we involved also the most commonly used biomarkers of acute coronary syndrome, that is, troponin I and BNP.
Usually, it involves the application of commonly used edge detectors such as Sobel and/or Canny for finding the edges in the image.
Top-down approaches, which are the most commonly used, involve the implantation of porous scaffolds, with or without living cells and bioactive agents, into the defect site in the patient.
